The Philadelphia Phillies are sending Shane Victorino back to the Los Angeles Dodgers, eight years after plucking him away from the team in the Rule 5 draft. In return the cost-cutting Phillies will get major league reliever Josh Lindblom and starting pitching prospect Ethan Martin. The completion of the deal was first reported by our own Tim Brown . Whether or not this signals the start of many goodbyes for the out-of-contention Phillies on Tuesday remains to be seen. But no questions asked , it definitely draws a curtain on Victorino's tenure as a fan favorite and a consistent contributor in Philadelphia. The Flyin' Hawaiian was a mainstay in the outfield during the franchise's run of five straight NL East titles, recording a line of .279/.345/.439 with 88 home runs and 390 RBI in his eight seasons with the Phillies. He won three straight Gold Gloves from 2008-2010, made two All-Star teams and posted a career year for the 102-win Phillies in 2011. His grand slam off CC Sabathia in the 2008 NLDS will remain one of the most electrifying moments in franchise history.